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Booderee National Park

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Camping

Booderee National Park offers three camping areas: Green Patch, Bristol Point and Cave Beach. All campsites are unpowered. Camping is not permitted outside these areas. It is advisable to book campsites in advance as camping is very popular during peak periods.

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• Green Patch camping area
• Bristol Point camping area
• Cave Beach camping area

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  • Camping: Green Patch
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